| Subject: | Re: Power solution in wilderness |
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| From: | rock_scallop |
| Date: | Mon Mar 2, 2015 7:03 am ((PST)) |
Hi Magnus, SInce you did not mention a need to hike in to locations, I think lead-acid may be the most economical solution. Another option might be alkaline D-cells. This is just a guess but I think 20 cells (two parallel sets of 10 cells in series) might get you about 30 hours.That based on I get a bit more than 24 hours running a sd-702 on 12 cells. John Hartog |
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